Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-03
PERSONAL.

HENRY WARD BEECHER is reported to have
made $25O,OOO out of his lecture tours.
MRS. FOLSOM prefers to be called "Mrs.
| Cleveland's other," rather than 1.-THE Presi-
dents mOther-ln-law."
THE Empress of Austria Is in i'll health
| again. She cannot ride, nor fence, nor take
any exercise save walking.
MISS LAMAR has hePn entertaining in
Washington her cousin, Misc Bacon, of Geor-
| gIa, one OF the bellies of the season.
SENATOR INGALLS,, when he delivers his
| satirical and striking speeches, never raIsos
| his voice above monotone and rarely ges-
| ticuates.
TALMAGE talks more wildly than Henry
George. He gives IT as his opinion that there
| will be greater frequency OF earthquakes
until the planetary demolition.
WV. f. CURTIS says Mrs. Cleveland asked
ModjcsSa to visit he White House. that she
| kissed her when they met and filed her car
riage with flowers when she left.
THE Queen Of the Belgians. in her palace Mt
Brussels. recently listened to the entire onera
OF Faust al Paris by means of telephone
The next day the King, al-o at Brussels had
a long chat over the wire with President
Grevy at the Elysee.
SENATOR STANFORD manages the Central
r lcifc by receiving every day in Washing
ton telegraph report half column or more
in length from his Representa- ives in Cali.
fornia. Every evening he sends off a tele-
gram equally minute giving his directions in
detail.
MISS MARIE RHETr. who has been the guest
Of Mise L Ter in Washington. has gone a. Bal-
tlpore to visit friends. 81 6 will pro ably re-
turn to Washington iu April on herwav home
to South Carolina. Miss T. Ter gave a ,span
cafe" party Tuesday last in her honor. aud
Miss Marshall. OF Baltimore, was numbered
among the guests.
GERRY's completed portrait of Mrs. Cleve.
land does not meet with approval from The
critics. 1t representa- her in b hck yelvet
which Is not a. becoming as the wine -coored
plush she sometimes wears. The likeness ia
not a faithful one. and altogether the picture
IL not thought 10 de+erve permanent place
In the White Hou'e gallery.
1T is SAID in the best Informed ecclesiastical
circles in Rome that Mgr. Rsmpoila del Tin
faro. the ,espnt NunciO at Madrid N,Il no
the late Cardin. Jacobini's aurcessor o.
PapAl Secretary Of State. Leo Kill viii mot
make KIN the choice officially till after the
coming Consistory IN March, when the neH
Secretary will be raised TO the Cardinal
GEN. BEALH. of Washington, is one Of the
largest landed propriet0rs in the United
Staies. His cattle ranch, Teton, embraces
2s0.0O0 acres, clS hty miles north OF Los An.
geles. Cal. upon " hlch are 40 90 head OF cat
tie and horses. He has a farm of several
hundred acres eight miles from Washington
where no has a stud OF blooded stock re
also possesses large estate In Chester, Pa.
CHARLES II. HoYT the Boston newspaper
reporter who hogan his career as dramatic
author and manager a few years ago on a
capital Of -, and who has furnished Inc stage
with SUCH light and amusing trifies rs Rag
Baby" Tin Soldier" "Phrl,r Match" and
"Bunch OF Keys" lives at the HOdnap House.
end has just bought an estate at Char eston'
H.. his native place. H. Ia a dine old man
sion facing a long, elm -bordered street md
surrounded with ample grounds.
SENATOR TELLER has two personal hobbies
which ne always rides when he comes 90 NeN
York, sh 3 the Tribune. He takes great de-
light in hne porcelain and glassware and IN
books. lie Is an early riser. and almost any
day when IN New York may be found stroll,
ing up and down Broa way as ear = "a
O'Clock. until he finds some book or fancy
pottery storo into which he will walk and
there he will spend hours n looking at the
various articles presented Tor sale.